In the golden age of the Tang Dynasty, a hundred schools of thought contend.
There are countless paths of cultivation,
and demons and monsters take myriad forms.
Humans, demons, immortals, devils, and Buddhas: the five paths generate and overcome one another…
Ning Youque, a graduate of a university of traditional Chinese medicine, jolts awake to find himself on the execution platform at the marketplace, about to be beheaded…
He had planned to open a traditional medicine shop, start seeing patients late in the morning, and close after noon... In his previous life, he studied from dawn until late at night. This time, he planned to make up for all he had missed.
A thousand years of prosperity, yet the Great Dao remains elusive.
Through all the changes of the world, that person is still there, beyond the glow of the lamplight.
I'm so fucking confused. The saint can't beat 4 real people who are lower than him, and a group of lower ones.
Very good and satisfied
Maybe I don't understand ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
The theme is good, but it's a pity that the author's conception is not good. The content simply rubs people's intelligence to the ground.